The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-26

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lows: strike out land" before battery" aut
insert or :" agreed to-
mr.. Delano offered the following amendment
Stnke out 10" in line T. section II, and inser
~; not agreed to.
Mr.. McMurray moved TO Law The amendmen
upon the table; not agreed To.
Mr. Deiano offered the following amendment
olrlke out 10" IN section H. and insert ''25 :
not agreed to-
SectiOn IL was read
Section Is was read
MT Fraser offered the following amendment
amend section Ii. line g. as follows: Strike out
Tue WORD "quarterly." In line II, section 10
a'ter The word dollars" insert the words "Der
annum :" not agreed to.
section IA Was read.
mr. Stockton offered the following amend
ment 10 The amendment: Strike out all on line
| l, section IA, before the word Board" and in
ser, authority is hereby granted to the" and
add to said section " if deemed advisable and
proper by said County Commissioners; not
agreed to-
Section Is was read
MIR. McMurray offered the following amend
ment TO section IS: Strike out section is; not
agreed to-
Section 16 was read
Section II was read
MIR. Mallory offered the following amendment:
otrike out all after the word both" in line Is,
section II; not agreed to.
Section IL was read.
Mr. Mann introduced, by permission, Senate
Dill NO. 207, To amend section of an act entitled
an act authorizing the Governor to appoint a
committee to investigate and ascertain what
quantity of land and the number of acres the
Atlantic and Gulf Canal and Okeechoboe Land
Company has reclaimed for the State, and for
other purposes referred to Special Committee
on OkeechObee Drainage Company
Mr.. Bryan offered resolution relating to
drainage referred to same Committee.
MIR. Walker, 1r., Chairman OF the Committee
on Enrolled Bills, reported an act In relation to
issuing marriage licenses and the record thereof
correctly engrossed also Senate bill No %, rs
amended by the judiciary Committee OF the
House and adopted by the House, May 49,,
1887 correctly re-enrolled.
MIR. Judge, Chairman OF the Committee on
Education, reported Senate bill No 1913 without
recommendation.
Mr. Mallory moved to adjourn agreed to-
EIGHT O'CLOCK PM
The Senate resumed its session
The President in the chair.
quorum present.
The Senate resumed the consideration eff the
committee substitute for Senate bill No. 100.
Sections l8, 10, 20, 81 90 and % were read
Mr. Mann offered the following amendment
Strike out the word 'betore" nj the beginning OF
section % and insert "upon )" agreed to.
Sections "a, 25, 26, 81, 80, 80, 30, 81 80 and
33 were read
Mr. Martin offered the following amendment ::
Strike out the last word in section 81, and insert
approval by the Governor y agreed TO-
There being no further amendments, the bill
was ordered engrosse,i.
Mr. johnson asked that the rules he waived
and that Senate bill No 223 be called up Tor
consideration agreed to by twothirds vote
Tho following amendm' Mt, recommended by
the committee, was read
At the end of section add the following Pro
pided That nothing in this act shall be con-
strued as to confer said Florida Canning Compa-
ny any exclusive right to plant, maintain prop
agate oysters in any ofthe above mentioned waters
except in such places in which they author
lied under the laws of this State to exercise such
rights"
Mr. Mann moved its adoption !; agreed TO.
Mr. Delano offered the following amendment
Add section 6: THAT the privileges granted
in this act shall be for ten years from the date of
its approval; y NOT agreed to-
The bill was ordered engrOssed.
Mr. Mallory, Chairman Committee on JUDI
ciary, made the following report:
Your Committee Oh judiciary, on whom was i'm
posed by resolution of the Senate, the duty of
framing and reporting legislation required by the
following sections of various Articles of the Con
stituton, to-wt Section ~ OF Article III, Section
Is of Article ~, Sections II, Is, 20, 2l % n and
80 of Article V, and Section ~ of Article XVI beg
leave to report that in compliance with said reso-
luton they have framed and herewith report bill
under Section "a of Article V, be entitled act
to establish criminal of record in the coun-
ty of Escambia, prescribing its jurisdiction and
powers, and regulating its proceedings and provid-
ing for the Judge and officers thereof
Your committee respectfully recon mend that in
view of the fact that the Constitution is mandatoi
as to the establishment of this court, this bill be
read by it's title the first time read a second time
forthwith in iull and if not amended, that it be
read a third time and passed, in order that the
House may on it without delay
Mr.. McMurray moved to take up Senate bill
! agreed in
Senate bill No. %, to protect mechanics, la
bOrers and artisans and material men, and to
provide for the speedy collection of moneys due
! them for wages or materials furnished was read
! third time
BY unanimous consent, in line 81, Of section
/ s. between the words "of" and from" the
words NINETY days" were inserted.
Also in line g. of section r. between the
words "repair" and "shall, the word who" was
inserted.
Also in line -, 81 section 12, between the
words "within" and "trOm, the words NINETY
days were inserted
In line %, of section 1, of bill, between the
words within" and latter" the words "six
| months" were inserted by unanimous consent.
Upon the passage of the bill, the vote was:
Yeas-Messrs Bryan, Burnam, Chandler,
Cole, Delano. Fraser, johnson. Jones, Judge,
Kelley, Lee, Mallory, Mann, Miller, McMurray,
Nee Orman, Tolbert and Walker, Jr.-l9.
Nays-Messrs. Fowler Martin, Stockton and
Williams-4.
so the bill passed, tile rs stated
Mr. Mallory introduced Senate bill No. 26S
10 establish Criminal Court OF Record in the
county of Escambia. prescribing its jurisdiction
and powers and regulating ills proceedings, and
providing tor the Judge and officers thereof
| The rule was waived the bill read 1st, 2nd and
Bird times and passed unanimously.
By unanimous consent the word innocent
was made to read "insovent," in line IA, of sec
ton II, of said bill
Mr. McMurray moved that Senate bill No. 163
be made a special order for Monday 3 O'Clock
p. NJ; agreed TO.
On motion of Mr. Bryan, the Senate adjourn
ed until Monday
SATURDAY, May 81, 1887.
The House of Representatives met pursuant to
adjournment.
The Speaker in the chair
A quorum present.
PRAYER by the Rev Mr.. Fillngim, OF Sant,
Rosa.
The Journal was corrected and approved.
On motion of Mr.. Clark, Mr. Daniel was OK
cused until Monday next.
On motion of Mr.. Tompkins Mr. Farnell was
excused until Monday next.
The Senate respectfully requested the House
OF Representatives to return to the Senate House
bill No. 80, and the bill was returned.
Mr.. Davidson of Escambia offered the follow
ing:
WHEREAS, 1t appears that the city of Ocala, Of
the citizens of said city, entitled to indemnity
from the State Of Florida for aid furnished by sale
sad city in the year 1852; dnd whereds the Consti
tuition of 1885 (section 2G OF Article XVII provides
that the Legislature "m may make provision for tn,
proper adjustment" of said claim; therefore be it